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Meanings of very spiteful in English
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Usage of very spiteful in English
1
Thetis is very spiteful, sometimes; and jealous, too, you remember.
2
He seems a very spiteful man, with no great love for you, Mr. Kemp.
3
The Spaniards seem to have a very spiteful feeling against Cubans who have become American citizens.
4
She could be very spiteful and vindictive.
5
Was not this very spiteful, my dear?
6
He's awfully irritable and... and very spiteful.
7
This was the first time he had smarted in his penetrable part-theskin-and it made him very spiteful.
8
And Faith, who is sometimes very spiteful, bowed, as much as to say that he had better wait.
9
Owen is indeed very spiteful.
10
Lavinia was very spiteful about it, and told Jessie that she didn't believe such things as diamond mines existed.
11
Vandeuvres gently nudged Lucy Stewart, who had a very spiteful tongue and a very fierce invention when once she was set going.
12
He is a very spiteful man....
13
The cops were very spiteful and laid it on for all they were worth: drunk and disorderly and assaulting the police and all that.
14
Indifferent persons, judging of us two from what you say, would either think me a very artful creature, or you a very spiteful one-
15
"My family can be very spiteful, when it chooses," said Tiger Tim.
16
"I am afraid Miss Hart grows very spiteful," she said to herself.
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